After rebirth, she first killed the book thief, and she was busy writing articles to save people

"Bai Ge, what's wrong with you? You're so mysterious..."

Han Li tugged at Jiang Baige's sleeve.

Jiang Baige came back to her senses, apologized to Song Siwen first, then pulled Han Li aside and whispered to her: "Just think of it as doing me a favor and agree to her, okay?"

Han Li's eyes widened, his dark pupils filled with confusion: "Why is this happening? Didn't you tell me that we should keep a low profile?"

Well, you shot yourself in the foot!

It's better to be safe than sorry, that's right.

But she knew what kind of person Song Siwen was: even if Song Siwen herself was criticized by thousands of people, she would protect the people she interviewed.

"Don't worry, I'll discuss the details with her, there won't be any problems."

But Han Li was the person involved after all, and she didn't know Song Siwen, so it was really too much to ask her to let down her guard immediately.

"Xiao Li, do you remember that I used to be a member of the school newspaper?"

Han Li nodded.

"I know very well how difficult it is to work at a school newspaper. Moreover, reporters have a workload. If they fail to meet the workload, they will not get a certificate of employment from the school newspaper. All their hard work for one or two years will be in vain!"

Han Li's expression was indeed touched.

Jiang Baige said sorry in her heart. She really didn't want to morally blackmail Han Li, but in order to help Song Siwen, who had put himself in danger, escape a disaster a few years later, she couldn't miss this opportunity.

Two years later, Song Siwen will take the postgraduate entrance examination in a different major to study for a master's degree in journalism and communication.

During her internship at the graduate school, she was recognized by the industry for her in-depth coverage of street gang fights, and successfully entered the provincial TV station after graduation.

She works diligently and hard, and is willing to cover news that no one else is covering.

The accident happened in the second year of her work. During an interview during a rainstorm in the mountains, she was unfortunately swept away by a mudslide and died in the line of duty.

This incident caused quite a stir in Lincheng.

At that time, Jiang Baige had already worked and settled in Anjing. But because they both worked at the school newspaper, a classmate who lived in Lincheng mentioned it to her when she attended a college reunion.

At that time, she just felt very sorry.

Because she always believed that Song Siwen was an idealist like her. The final outcome was inexplicably the same: Song Siwen died unexpectedly, and she also died suddenly.

Now live it again.

Since she can help Han Li, why can't she help Song Siwen?

However, Song Siwen only joined the school newspaper in his sophomore year.

So, in this life, Jiang Baige, who resigned from the school newspaper job early, missed the opportunity to meet her.

Fortunately, Song Siwen's tragedy would not happen for a few years, so she still had time to make friends with her, preferably closer than ordinary friends.

Han Li’s incident was the opportunity.

"Have you thought about how to write it?"

After convincing Han Li, Jiang Baige began to inquire about Song Siwen's thoughts - although she knew that Song Siwen was not a fame-seeker, she still had to keep her promise to Han Li.

Unexpectedly, Song Siwen not only did not feel offended, but put his schoolbag on the ground and took out several books from it.

Jiang Baige took a quick glance: the thick ones were sociological works on inequality between the rich and the poor and gender differences, while the other thin large-format ones were from magazines famous for their feature articles.

"I know that this incident is not as one-sided as reported. The madness of a 'second-generation' person cannot be simply a 'male college student crazy about love'."

Song Siwen opened a pink folder, which was full of reports related to the incident: some were cut out from newspapers, some were printed from websites, and some were information she collected.

One of the articles caught Jiang Baige's attention.

It was a web log that was printed out in the form of a photo and screenshot from a social networking website.

Generally speaking, such websites do not have anti-theft mechanisms. Others can directly copy and paste the entire text of the article posted by the original author on his or her own account.

There was absolutely no need for Song Siwen to use such a troublesome method as taking screenshots.

"Because I like this article very much, I think if I take a screenshot and print it out, I can find the source more quickly next time I quote it."

"Do you like this one?"

Jiang Baige was a little surprised, because...

"Its approach is very different from other reports. It doesn't discuss campus romance or the mental state of college students. It discusses 'poverty'."

Even Han Li listened carefully.

Song Siwen lists them all: "Nowadays, everyone loves to read stories like 'a domineering president falls in love with me', hoping to 'rise to the top and become a phoenix' by meeting such a domineering president. However, this article shows the inequality in the relationship between men and women. For boys, this is hunting for beauty. But for girls, it is being hunted. Even if she successfully escapes from the stupid hunters, public opinion still stands on the side of men, describing her only by mentioning her beauty and 'scheming', saying that she is a 'poisonous rose'. No one realizes how a rose will be trampled and even withered if it has no thorns. In this story, the reason why roses must have thorns is because of the poverty caused by gender discrimination - she was almost killed twice by one gender."

She finished speaking excitedly, and suddenly seemed to remember something and became a little excited: "In fact, I have a guess that this author might be our classmate - and he might even know you!"

Han Li's body seemed to be electrified and he turned to look at Jiang Baige.

Song Siwen, who was as perceptive as she was, understood it immediately. She was more surprised than shocked: "Is it you? You are..."

"Oh, yes, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is Jiang Baige." Jiang Baige smiled and blinked, "I used to work for the school newspaper, but I quit some time ago."

"Jiang Baige?"

Song Siwen smacked the words in his mouth and suddenly realized: "The author's username is 'White Bird', so... it's you! And, 'White Pigeon'... the one who wrote articles in the supplement before, is that you too?"

Jiang Baige nodded: "I promised Xiao Li that I would protect her privacy and safety, so I deliberately avoided the specific incident. But I didn't expect to see this article in your folder today."

There was a hint of apology in the look she gave Han Li.

Because she didn't expect Song Siwen to be so sensitive.

What was even more unexpected was that Song Siwen also knew about the small website where she published her article - although it was becoming a gathering place for literary young people and would continue to grow.

Han Li was not angry: "Just listening to Siwen's description, I really want to read this article. When you write a good article in the future, don't just show it to Lu Tian, ​​show it to me too!"

"Hey, how come you..."

"Don't you know Lu Tian's personality? Although he doesn't understand your article as deeply as Siwen, he still showed off to me enthusiastically, saying that he is your first reader!"

Very good, it fits his character very well.

Song Siwen suddenly grabbed Jiang Baige's hand, his eyes twinkling, "Master, can I add you as a friend on 'Tangsuan.com'?"